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11 Jun 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1919
Page
1
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A garbled dispatch reports a failed 10 recall license measure with references to opponents and a senate vote. It mentions Gov. Willmot B. Grownd and a bid to ratify a constitutional issue, with scattered names and dates.
Special to the Journal reports William Oliver accused in a violent event near Erie. Police, railway detectives, and investigators in Conowet and Towne pursue leads. Dr Ny Moy Gillette and family visit Tattano farm for a extended day after a grave.
Early reports indicate most commissions have nearly finished assessing Allied responses to German diplomatic moves. Analysts note economic and political factors shaping postwar plans as councils weigh outcomes and potential reparations.
Omsh leader rejects Allied peace demands and remains unwilling to concede conditions. Reports say Admiral Kolebaletina rejected the offer to conditionally recognize his government under alien terms. The Ouiak Jeaiter reportedly made four deals but faced complete refusals, with responses aligned to Ab Hod powers.
The Corry Alumni Association held its annual meeting on a Wednesday afternoon at 40 Margou North Center Street. Mrs. M. J. Smith presided as president with Mina Colling named among honored attendees. Officers elected include Mira Smith as president and Mrs G J Bennett as secretary treasurer. executive board members listed. Light refreshments followed adjournment after 4 80 oclock. Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson return from a Buffalo visit.
Kirwin cites updated population total of 7 123 amid conflicting city counts. The city planners discuss census methods and potential adjustments as officials warn of delays and printing concerns affecting the forthcoming county report.
Paul Dallowy, a former Harvard prep graduate, returns to Cambridge Massachusetts to resume studies and teach assistant roles while pursuing a degree. He expects to complete his work by next summer and plans to join the faculty at Harvard.
The report notes a hospital representative in Sherman attending a meeting of the Sherman Cross association. Collins, hospital superintendent, spoke alongside Weight as No Board of deputies. the plan aims to merge Sherman with nearby communities and rely on town committees. The executive committee will handle Corry hospital affairs as the corporation in special.
Private Arthur Selaub returns from Camp Dix after honorable discharge. he spent 18 months in uniform, 12 overseas, with unit in the Argonne Forest. John Goring comes home from Camp Dix after about a year of service, attached to the Both Divisions Tarivate Goringaay-Muft, serving in the Argonne Forest.
A pair of weather alerts notes little temperature change with overnight and Thursday conditions similar to today. Winds stay light and skies mostly clear with no significant precipitation expected.
The community notes the sudden death of C. M. Gilson age 73 in this city this morning around 1 o clock on Maple Avenue. Survived by wife and two sons Andre of Pitabirighy and Kenneth Werent, with funeral arrangements announced later.
Our records note the death of Ay TL Calvenyry brother of Pagtnaitera Colvarcors in Cleveland while working on a fruit farm near the city. Funeral services were held at Derry this afternoon. Colegrove spent his life in teaching and was a longtime educator at Avery Night school and Baker University. He also served as principal at Bradford High School and Glenwood High School before retiring years ago.
A chaotic OCR laden account reports a statewide manhunt for murder suspects tied to Clyde Bartlett. Authorities name Renilla as a person of interest while detailing steps and dates in the ongoing investigation and arrest efforts.
A Black miner was fatally injured near Tarentum during a work incident. The event occurred on Creighton property as workers were nearby. An earlier shot and ensuing confusion described in disrupted text suggests a violent context surrounding the fatality.
Paris June 11 The peace treaty with Germany will likely be presented to Allied parliaments and the US Senate for ratification during June. News from good authority indicates final preparations are nearing completion despite some uncertainities.
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